The Ricardo Tormo Valencian Community Circuit is a racetrack located in Cheste, Valencian Community, Spain. It was built in 1999 and today houses the Grand Prix of the Valencian Community.
Sports and Recreation in Valencia
Valencia, an ideal place to enjoy major sporting events and entertainment: the Valencia CF matches, the Global Champions Tour, Moto GP and the Valencia Open.
Valencia hosted the 33rd Americas Cup and the Formula 1 European Grand Prix. Other important sports are: motorcycling, with the Ricardo Tormo Circuit at Cheste; cycling has the Luis Puig Veledrome; tennis, with the Valencia Community Open Championship and Valencia Tennis Open, show-jumping, athletics and golf. And of course, there are some sports that form part of the identity of the city: There are two first division football clubs; Valencia Club de Futbol and Levante and the Pamesa basketball club is also of national importance.
A unique visit to a Valencia CF Football Stadium (Mestalla) full of history and emotions. Visit the most relevant places, including the changing rooms and the pitch. Take a seat on the benches where the best players of Valencia CF.
Beach sports and activities in Valencia: beach volleyball, swimming, kite surfing, sailing, fishing, football, jogging, snorkeling, diving schools, rollerblading, cycling. The Arenas beach becomes a stadium for sporting events during July.
Information about the golf courses in Valencia, where you can play every day of the year. If you are looking to practice golf in an unbeatable environment, in Valencia you will find some of the best facilities in the Mediterranean.
Valencia Football Club is the main football club based in Valencia city in Spain. This club is one of the most successful clubs in Spanish and European football.
The Valencia Tennis Open is one of the most important tennis competitions in Spain, putting the Region of Valencia on the national and international tennis map.
Can you feel the vibrations? The most exciting competition on the international scene is getting underway: the European Formula 1 Grand Prix.
